Wrestlers match up at the quad wrestling matches between East Jackson, Michigan Center, Napoleon, and Vandercook Lake at Vandercook Lake High on Wednesday. Michigan Center took two wins, Vandercook Lake and Napoleon each took one. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

East Jackson's James Snyder (blue) wrestles Michigan Center's Nate Poole in the 189 weight class at the quad wrestling matches between East Jackson, Michigan Center, Napoleon, and Vandercook Lake at Vandercook Lake High on Wednesday. Michigan Center took two wins, Vandercook Lake and Napoleon each took one. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

Kids join in on the fun during the quad wrestling matches between East Jackson, Michigan Center, Napoleon, and Vandercook Lake at Vandercook Lake High on Wednesday. Michigan Center took two wins, Vandercook Lake and Napoleon each took one. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

A donated bike waits to be wrapped at Northwest High on Thursday. Students boxed food and household goods and wrapped gifts for the Adopt-A-Family program. Students, teachers, and members of the community donated money and items for 32 families in the area. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

Donated toys wait to be wrapped at Northwest High on Thursday. Students boxed food and household goods and wrapped gifts for the Adopt-A-Family program. Students, teachers, and members of the community donated money and items for 32 families in the area. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

Northwest High students, left to right, Kayla Burrow, a senior, Brittany Brockie, a junior, and Jasmine O'Connor, a senior, organize nonperishable food donations at Northwest High on Thursday. Students boxed food and household goods and wrapped gifts for the Adopt-A-Family program. Students, teachers, and members of the community donated money and items for 32 families in the area. (Abbey Oldham...

Students sort and box nonperishable food items at Northwest High on Thursday. Students boxed food and household goods and wrapped gifts for the Adopt-A-Family program. Students, teachers, and members of the community donated money and items for 32 families in the area. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

Kayla Burrow (left) and Jasmine O'Connor, both seniors, go over a list of donated items at Northwest High on Thursday. Students boxed food and household goods and wrapped gifts for the Adopt-A-Family program. Students, teachers, and members of the community donated money and items for 32 families in the area. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

Northwest High students, left to right, Allyson Corravo, Jessie Maske, and Caterina Giuliani, all seniors, wrap donated gifts at Northwest High on Thursday. Students boxed food and household goods and wrapped gifts for the Adopt-A-Family program. Students, teachers, and members of the community donated money and items for 32 families in the area. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)

Donated toys wait to be wrapped at Northwest High on Thursday. Students boxed food and household goods and wrapped gifts for the Adopt-A-Family program. Students, teachers, and members of the community donated money and items for 32 families in the area. (Abbey Oldham | MLive.com)